Hi,
Shall we understand you have SAS 9.4? Which maintenance? Do you have https/certificates only on the SAS web server or in the SAS Application server too?
Anyway, please let me provide you an answer sticking for now just to the basics: https/certificate only on the web seever.
1- when you have the new certificate, please ensure that the key is the same. If you have a certificate chain file this will need to be updated too : http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/bimtag/68217/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n0nakjyj6hlqmvn11p9...
2- when you have the files, update them on the SAS Web Server as mentioned on the above link.
3- restart only the web browser
4- validate that it works fine and is validated trough a web browser.
5- when is valid, you will need to import the new chain in the private Java keystore , also as on the same link
6- restart your SAS middle tier services.
7- if you can validate you SAS content server from the management console it should be ready for LASR too.
Now, not all is finished. If you use or plan to use the SAS Environment Manager, there is. At least one additional step, to add the certificate chain into the SAS environment Manager private java keystore, as mentioned on: http://documentation.sas.com/?cdcId=pgmsascdc&cdcVersion=9.4_3.3&docsetId=secref&docsetTarget=n12033...
Remember, you will most probably need or want to update the certificate on the server level too (if windows) and in the clients' web browsers.
Post Edited in 2018-03-17 to include Greg's update for the second link. Thank you @gregraka!
